The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-01
CAUGHT CIRCULATING.
Items Found Floating in the City AndvI
clnity.

Items Found Floating in the City andVi-
cinity.
Frank 9. Sibila was appointed eXecu'
tor of Frederick Smith, Of MassillOn.
William +. Faas has been appointed
executor Of John P. Perdue, Of Minerva.
Mr.. Daniel Jack, formerly Of this city,
now Of Wichita, Kansas, Is back paying
a visit to his friends.
Oracle and Lulu Newhouse have re-
turned from two weeks visit IN Gan"
ton.-[LoulsVille Herald.
Misses Libbie Halter and Tillie Engel
have finished their country sOjOurn and
returned to their homes.
UUyahOgs Falls pays a Canton COM
paDy $1,000 a year for lighting her
Streets Kent Bulletin.
RaYenns Republican: John Nc
Sweeney will assist In the prosecution
Of Blinky Morgan, COughlin and Robin
son.
Miss Dolly Ray, of MOgadOre. who has
been the guest of Miss Florence Erwin,
at 290 North Market street, has returned
home.
Mrs. VIM. j. Zirhut, of Geneva, Ne
brasks, Ia visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Martin Zirhut, at No. AZ Liberty
street. ..
Miss Susie Gaskell, CT Iowa, who has
been visiting Mics Florence Erwin at
her home on North Market street, con-
tinued on her eastern trip yesterday.
The Kent Bulletin says: Hassillon
Ny, 10 ffp0 M
band enthusiasm. SO poor is the out
look for gas now that enthusiasm Ia at
very low ebb. A-----AI .. ,.------J .--
Guy Tilden, architect employed by the
County Commissioners to repair the
court house, will probably be In the
city Monday to consult with the Com.
missiOneTs, Mansfield News.
Peter Clark, of 0snabuTg, was brought
in yesterday to answer to charge OF
petit larceny before Justice Wettach.
His hearing took place In the afternoon
and DO was bound over to Probate Court,
Agent E. 1. Roller, of Canton, cams
O7er This morning and together with
eX-tFain dispatcher W. FL. Reed, went
to Ravenna 70 testify in the Hulligau
murder trial, which Is to come on IoT
trial to-day Alliance Leader,
The yOungster that started In life
not long ago with twelve toes, at Free
burg, WAS brought TO town WednesdS,
for anOJuer operation His tongue wa,
tied. Hard to tell what will O8 found
wrong with him next Louisville |
Herald.
John M0seT, whose wife filed a COM
plant against him for brntally beating
her, was arrBigDed before Mayor Blake
this morning and pleaded not guilty.
Trial was set for Tuesday. MOser lives
near North Industry; he was arrested
by policemen ROmey and McCort.
Nathan Miller, the escaped sOn-dOwn
from Canal Fulton, was arrested by
Marshal Fletcher In Cleveland yesler-
day. Hs escaped from the Fulton Of =
Ger at the Farmers Hotel last spring
and has been very diligently sought
after. He will remain captured.
Peter schell has been retsliating
against his bT0ther-in- law living ut I
Canton, who has been p0king fan 80 |
Peter whenever the Mansfield team
loses. After the two games of this wes k |
Peter mailed two papers with a huge /
black border around the account Of the |
game Mansfield News.
Mr. E. A Bechent, Of Psrkersburg,
West Virginia, lone and solitary
came down North Marker l
street and stopped at the Farmers Hotel 1
last evening. He is touring on his bi. |
cycle and came from RaVenna yesterday 4
and started off this morning for New
Philadelphia.
License to wed has been granted TO |
the following parties: Charles +. Ztm
norman and Louisa K0Ssmann, of Can.
ton; Benjamin G. Miller and Anna B
Sommers, of Louisville; John Gam9n
and Barbara SOmers, Of NimishilleD
township; Oliver Knisely and Elizabeth
A. Marks, of Canton, and Frank CleVe- |
land and Christina Mendline, OF Massil. |
Ion.
Lee Arnold, one of the best newspaper |
men of Eastern Ohio, has accepted q |
position with the Alliance Standard as !
local editor. The DEMOCRAT, while |
with the Leader on the /
loss Of Lee. cOngr8tulates the Standard |
on their take. LeandeT is meanderer \
from Hunt-heT-up, and will find every.
thing. All the DEMOCRAT boys say: |
Here's loOkin' at you"
william Edwards, of New York City,
ex champion light weight slugger OF |
the world, has been visiting among
friends and relatives here Mr.. Ed
wards Is very pleasant gentleman, Dut |
notwithstanding his gentleness, we
would advise those who are anxious to
exhibit their muscle tOc0nsider well be-
fore they offer him challenge
[Wsynesburg Enterprise.
W. 8. Potts, editor Of the New Lisbon
Patriot, was In town yesterday In at |
tendance at the Democratic Judicial !
convention. Mr.. Potts is q Democrat
from DemocratVille, dyed in the wool,
with moss an inch thick on his back. |
He says New Lisbon Is the coming me-
Aan4.nlIe .al Ol.In l..